The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 14Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 |
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... reduction in our military esta- blishments . “ You will observe from the ac- counts of the public revenue , that notwithstanding the receipts in Ire- land have proved materially deficient , in consequence of the unfortunate ...
... reduction in our military esta- blishments . “ You will observe from the ac- counts of the public revenue , that notwithstanding the receipts in Ire- land have proved materially deficient , in consequence of the unfortunate ...
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... reduction proposed by his Majesty , in the mi- litary establishment . Ireland was mentioned as the only part of the empire still labouring under distress , which , however , its inhabitants had borne in the most heroic manner , and ...
... reduction proposed by his Majesty , in the mi- litary establishment . Ireland was mentioned as the only part of the empire still labouring under distress , which , however , its inhabitants had borne in the most heroic manner , and ...
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Walter Scott. he felt compassion for the state to which the Queen had reduced her self ; but there were so many circum- stances that rendered her dangerous , that it became necessary to tear away the veil from her guilt . She had lent ...
Walter Scott. he felt compassion for the state to which the Queen had reduced her self ; but there were so many circum- stances that rendered her dangerous , that it became necessary to tear away the veil from her guilt . She had lent ...
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... reduction of the grant from 50,000l . to 30,000l . Mr Brougham did not oppose the motion . Whether 30,000l . , 10,000l . , or nothing , were voted by the House for her Majesty , was to himself , and his honourable colleague , who acted ...
... reduction of the grant from 50,000l . to 30,000l . Mr Brougham did not oppose the motion . Whether 30,000l . , 10,000l . , or nothing , were voted by the House for her Majesty , was to himself , and his honourable colleague , who acted ...
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... - pect the introduction of any plan of economical reform ? There was ano- ther body of men in that house who were called independent members ; those offices , being only a reduction of 4,1771 . CHAP . 2. ] 43 HISTORY . CHAP III.
... - pect the introduction of any plan of economical reform ? There was ano- ther body of men in that house who were called independent members ; those offices , being only a reduction of 4,1771 . CHAP . 2. ] 43 HISTORY . CHAP III.
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